The Detroit Lions won the most recent Lions-Bears game, beating the Chicago Bears 19–16.

Quick Scoop

  • Final score: Lions 19, Bears 16.
  • The game was decided on a 42-yard field goal by Jake Bates as time expired.
  • Detroit led 16–0 before Chicago rallied to tie it 16–16 in the fourth quarter.

What Happened Late

  • Chicago’s Caleb Williams threw two fourth-quarter touchdown passes to erase a big deficit and tie the game.
  • On the final drive, Jared Goff hit Amon-Ra St. Brown for a key 26-yard gain to set up the walk-off kick.

Why It Mattered

  • The win let Detroit finish the regular season at 9–8, closing a disappointing year on a high note.
  • The Bears still went into the playoffs as the NFC’s No. 2 seed despite the loss.

“We’re going to use this frustration,” Bears QB Caleb Williams said after the loss, looking ahead to the playoffs.

TL;DR: The Detroit Lions beat the Chicago Bears 19–16 on a last-second 42-yard field goal in their latest matchup.

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